Clinton News-Record, 1959-09-17, Page 10News of Auburn
PerreOPOndent: MRS. W. BRADNOCK
Phone Auburn 53W
Duncan MacKay started the fall
term at USS 5, Hullett with the
new beginners: Randy IVfachan,
Marian Staples, Rodney polich,
Mary Wilkin, Shelly Grange and
Danny Evans.
Glen Raithby, London, is im-
proved in health and is able to
be around again.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines
and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Bradnock
attended the Sunday School tea-
chers' conference held last Sun-
day afternoon at Knox Presbyter-
ian Church, Goderich,
Mrs. Louise Smith, North Bay,
spent last week with her brother,
Mr, Harry Armstrong, Mrs. Arm-
strong and Mr. Robert Armstrong,
Mr. and Mrs. John Carter,
Woodstock, were guests last
weekend with their son, Mr. Har-
old Carter, Mrs. Carter, and fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Carter,
Susan and Bruce, Woodstock vis-
ited with his sister, Mrs. Jack
Armstrong, Mr. Armstrong and
Fred Armstrong.
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Mills and
Gwen and Miss Helen Humphries,
Kirkton, were guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack .Armstrong and Fred.
Knox Presbyterian Church will
have their service next Sunday,
September 29, at 9.30 a.m.
Miss Sandra Ware, Goderich,
spent last Saturday with her
friend, Miss Bernice McDougall.
Lorne Aitchison, Mitchell, vis-
ited last Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. Herbert Govier.
Friends of Mrs. Pat O'Malley,
• Kingsville (formerly Grace Red-
mond) will be pleased to learn
that she is recovering from recent
surgery in Hotel Dieu, Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Govier, Mr.
Clarence Govier and Mrs, Louis
Ruddy were guests of the Mc-
Gillovary-Welch wedding at Det-
roit last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs.' Ed Davies are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Woodrow at Green Valley, Ill.
Mrs. John Houston, Miss Olive
Young, Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson, Mrs. Alvin
'Leatherland, Mrs, Herbert Govier
and Mrs. Wes Bradnock attended
the Huron Presbyterial meeting at
Goderich,
Miss Sadie Carter is visiting
with her nephew, Reg. Carter,
Mrs. Carter and family, at Port
Elgin.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Miller and Gail were,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller and Jim-
my, Windsor and Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Miller, London, They also
visited with Mr, Joseph Miller
at Blyth.
Mrs. Mary McNeil, Mrs. Well-
ington McNall and Mrs, A. Gau-
det, Welland, visited this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tait and
Cindy moved last week to Mrs.
J, Taylor's apartment.
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Dayman and
Wayne, Jordan Station were re-
cent guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Plunkett and family.
92nd Anniversary
Bouquets of autumn flowers ad-
orned the Auburn Baptist Church
for their 92nd anniversary. Rev.
G. W. Sherman, Sparta, was the
guest speaker. He is a former
minister of the Auburn and Clin-
ton churches and he left here 20
years ago. Special music was giv-
en by Mrs. John Ostrom, Wing-
ham, and she sang duets with Mrs.
Davidson, also of Wingham. A
substantial offering was received.
Those from Wingham, Goderich,
Clinton and Blyth were guests in
the Sunday School room at the
supper hour, of the ladies of the
church,
Anglican Guild
The September meeting of the
Guild of St. Mark's Anglican Ch-
urch was held at the home of
Mrs. John Daer, Mrs. Daer had
charge. Scripture lesson was read
by Mrs. Ed Davies and prayers
were given by Rev. R. Meally.
Mrs. Alfred Nesbett gave a read-
ing and a topic on prayer was
given by Mrs. Robert J. Phillips.
An interesting study of the Life
of St. Patrick and the early mis-
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sionaries in Ireland was taken by
Rev, Meally.
Mrs. Andrew Kirkeonnell and
Mrs. John Daer sang a duet.
The president, Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt took charge of the busi-
ness period. In the absence of
the secretary-treasureF, Mrs. Gor-
don Taylor, Mrs. Davies gave her
reports. Roll call was answered by
naming "A Canadian Missionary",
Rev. Meally closed with prayer. A
delicious lunch was served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Andrew
Kirkconnell.
Ida White C.O.C.
The Children of the Church of
Knox Presbyterian Church met in
the Sabbath School room, First
vice-president, Barbara Sander-
son gave the call to worship. The
motto and purpose were repeated
and all joined in the Lord's Pray-
er, Mrs. B, Haines then took the
worship service telling the story
of Araunah and had a question
period. A prayer was given by
Jannett Dobie,
A report of a day spent at Kin-
tail Camp this summer was told
by Margaret Sanderson, Minutes
of the June meeting were read by
the secretary, Barbara MacKay.
Roll call was answered by telling
something extra each member had
done during their vacation, Mrs,
B. Sanderson, the leader, told an
interesting story of a little girl
in Cuba.
The election of officers took
place and the new president will
be Marjorie Youngblut; secretary,
Margaret Sanderson; treasurer,
Mary Sanderson. The leaders are
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson with the
assistant, Mrs. Donald Haines.
It was decided to hold the meet-
ings on the first Sunday of every
month in place of Junior Congre-
gation.
Knox WMS
The Women's Missionary Soc-
iety of Knox Presbyterian Church
met for their September meeting
in the Sabbath School room of the
church with a good attendance.
Mrs. Donald Haines, president
gave the call to worship and the
psalm "Through all the changing
scenes of life" was sung with Mrs.
John Houston at the piano. Pray-
er was offered by Mrs, Roy Deer,
The devotional period on con-
secration which was given at the
Huron Presbyterial meeting was
given by Mrs. Alvin Leatherland,
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson and Mrs.
Wes, Bradnock. A report of the
sessions attended was told by
Mrs. Sanderson, also some of the
highlights of the message of the
returned missionary, Miss Her-
mansone on furlough from For-
mosa.
The secretary-treasurer Mrs.
Alvin Leatherland gave her re-
ports. An invitation to attend the
Fall Thankoffering meeting at the
United Church an October was
accepted. Plans were made for the
Thankoffering meeting in Octob-
er,
An appeal for more subscrip-
tions to Glad Tidings was made
and are to be given to the secret-
ary, Mrs, Duncan MacKay by the
next meeting. Roll call was an-
swered by everyone repeating a
verse containing 4"Harvest", The
offering was received by Mrs, Roy
Daer who also gave the offertory
prayer, A minute's silence was ob-
served in memory of a departed,
member, Mrs. George youngblut,
followed by prayer.
The •study book on the work of
the Presbyterian Church in Cana-
da was taken by Mrs. John Gra-
ham. She spoke on. Paul's work
and told about the church's in-
terest in the changing world and
how everyone can help in that
great commission.
The meeting was brought to a
close by singing "Take my Life"
and benediction was pronounced
by Mrs, Daer. A short Ladies' Aid
meeting was held and then a
dainty lunch was served by Mrs.
Gordon Dobie and Mrs. Charles
Stewart.
Harvest Home
Harvest Home services will be
conducted next Sunday, Septemb-
er 20 at St. Mark's Anglican
Church with the rector, Rev. Rob-
ert Meally in charge at 12 noon
and at 7.30 pm. Special music will
be provided by the choir. Every-
one is invited to attend this sp-
ecial service. •
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